SCIT's 2013 season took a step away from Aristophanes—and from comedy—to adapt the only complete extant satyr play, Euripides' Cyclops, as only the Golden State can: with hipsters and Hollywood. Polly Famous is a former film star now fading away in her Hollywood mansion, luring young talent to her home in a desperate attempt to gain the limelight again. Ava Shirazi and Hans Wietzke co-directed the production, which ran May 23–25 in Toyon Hall.
The video combines parts of the May 24 and 25 performances.
Players
- Homer and the Rhapsody, your hosts for the evening
- Keven Lanahan and Carolyn MacDonald
- Polly Famous, Hollywood starlet
- Rebecca Sansom
- Brolenus & the Brahs, her pool boys
- Michael Vang, Scott Arcenas, Kevin Bagnall
- The Chorus, proud pledges of Delta-Kap and Phi-Oops
- Kate Kreindler, Anja Krieger, Nicole Nomany, Tyler Woods
- Otis, frontman of Otis & Us
- David Fifield
- Brooklyn, bridge specialist
- Alan Sheppard
- Rufus Elpinorsky, keytar
- Jacob Kovacs-Goodman
- Thaddeus, cowbell
- Derek DeRoche
- Juri Lochos, triangle
- David Driscoll
- Iver, banjo and harmonica
- Stephen Sansom
- Mauvais Été, ambient yodeling
- Sienna Kang
Production
- Directors
- Ava Shirazi and Hans Wietzke
- Producer
- Alan Sheppard
- Set Design and Construction
- Jacqueline Arthur-Montagne, Israel McMullin, Jon Weiland
- Choreographer
- Kate Kreindler
- Costumer
- Lisa Lowe
- Lighting
- Shu Yi Zhou, Mark Pyzyk, Jacqueline Arthur-Montagne
- Stage Management
- Jon Madorsky and Jamin Ball
- Poster Design
- Sarah Murray
Translation
- Thea De Armond
- Brian Bigio
- Ludi Chow
- Megan Daniels
- David Driscoll
- Anne Duray
- Kate Kreindler
- Anja Krieger
- Carolyn MacDonald
- Israel McMullin
- Jacqueline Arthur-Montagne
- Mark Pyzyk
- Stephen Sansom
- Alan Sheppard
- Ava Shirazi
- Hans Wietzke